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Numerical Limits (C++) | Microsoft Docs |
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The two standard include files, LIMITS.H and FLOAT.H, define the numerical limits, or minimum and maximum values that a variable of a given type can hold. These minimums and maximums are guaranteed to be portable to any C++ compiler that uses the same data representation as ANSI C. The LIMITS.H include file defines the numerical limits for integral types, and FLOAT.H defines the numerical limits for floating types.
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